Digipak; Changing idea




After completing my first double exposure effect I decided that having both the face of the model along with the image behind, with the opaqueness to show both of them in conjunction with one another, looked too crowded and complex for the effect I wanted to project. I sought after a more simplistic aloof effect, to match the genre of music and create a calming aura to the general feel of the CD cover. Baring this in mind I decided to experiment with the silhouette idea and instead of having the opaque, transparency of the models face mingled with the image that was behind this, I decided to have the image within the silhouette of the models face, without having the opaque effects- therefore the image behind would be fully visible and no features of the actual face itself will be shown through the image. The process of this was completed in the same method as the first attempt, however the opacity of the image behind of the model image was increased to 100% enabling this to show through as opposed to the model image. I then completed this process several times using different images behind the model image, in order to gain different moods and test out different images. The eight below are the different ideas I tested.




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